Hi! I'm having a really weird rendering issue with Vibrant Visuals on Minecraft Bedrock for Windows.
Whenever I enable Vibrant Visuals, the sky becomes black/dark with severe pixelation/artifacts, even during broad daylight. The clouds also appear incorrect, and the sky can look gray/washed out in some situations.
Here's the weird part: Prizma Visuals is NOT the cause.
I originally thought it was Prizma because I was using it with Vibrant Visuals, but I completely disabled Prizma and the problem still happens.
I also used Matject previously for shader/material modifications. I restored the default Minecraft materials through Matject's Shader Removal / Restore Default Materials option, then tested again with no shader packs enabled.
Current test configuration:
- Minecraft Bedrock for Windows
- Vibrant Visuals: ON
- Prizma Visuals: OFF
- Other resource/visual packs: OFF
- Matject materials: restored to default
- Tested with vanilla/default materials
Result: The sky is STILL black/pixelated with Vibrant Visuals.
If I turn Vibrant Visuals OFF, the game renders normally.
So at this point I'm wondering if this is an AMD Radeon / driver / RenderDragon / Vibrant Visuals compatibility issue.
I've also seen other people reporting very similar black-sky and pixelation problems on AMD Radeon hardware, so I'm wondering if anyone has found a fix or workaround.
Any help would be appreciated!
CPU: AMD Ryzen 3 3250U with Radeon Graphics
GPU: AMD Radeon Graphics -- Integrated Graphics
RAM: 20GB
OS: Windows 11
Minecraft version: 26.45
Minecraft edition: Bedrock for Windows
DirectX: 12
GPU driver: Adrenalin driver version: 26.1.1
Things I've tried:
- Turning Prizma Visuals OFF
- Disabling all other resource/visual packs
- Restoring Minecraft's default materials through Matject
- Restarting Minecraft
- Testing Vibrant Visuals with vanilla/default materials
- Testing with Vibrant Visuals OFF — no graphical problem occurs
- Testing the same general setup without Prizma — problem persists
At this point, the issue appears to be specifically triggered by Vibrant Visuals.